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Motorcyclist dies following Co. Cork collision

June 23, 2026 by

A MOTORCYCLIST has died following a collision in Co. Cork. The man, aged in his 40s, collided with a car on the N73 near Mitchelstown, Co. Cork, on June 21. He was pronounced dead at the scene. His body was taken to the mortuary at Cork University Hospital, where a post-mortem examination is due to take place. No other injuries were reported, although the driver of the car, a … [Read more...] about Motorcyclist dies following Co. Cork collision

Ireland spends more than €730,000 to deport 42 South Africans

June 21, 2026 by

IRELAND spent €735,000 on a plane to deport 42 South Africans earlier this week, it has been revealed. The cost, which is exclusive of VAT, was for a return flight from Dublin to Johannesberg. Jim O'Callaghan, Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, confirmed that the charter operation to South Africa had taken place on Thursday. "Our immigration system must be rules … [Read more...] about Ireland spends more than €730,000 to deport 42 South Africans

Family of three brothers murdered by loyalist paramilitaries in 1976 receive compensation and apology

June 21, 2026 by

THE FAMILY of three brothers murdered by loyalist paramilitaries more than 50 years ago have received compensation and an apology from the PSNI. John Martin, 24, Brian, 22, and Anthony Reavey, 17, were shot in their rural home in Whitecross, Co. Armagh on January 4, 1976 by the Glenanne Gang, which reportedly comprised members of the UVF and the security forces. The two elder … [Read more...] about Family of three brothers murdered by loyalist paramilitaries in 1976 receive compensation and apology

Drone delivery firm Manna suspends services in Ireland, citing lack of national policy framework

June 21, 2026 by

DRONE delivery firm Manna Air Delivery has said it is pausing services in Ireland, citing a lack of a clear national policy framework for commercial drone delivery. The company, which was founded in Ireland in 2019 by Irish entrepreneur Bobby Healy, said it will instead focus on other markets including Britain, the US, China and the UAE. However, the company said Ireland will … [Read more...] about Drone delivery firm Manna suspends services in Ireland, citing lack of national policy framework

School pays tribute as teen who died in Co. Donegal rally incident is named

June 21, 2026 by

A SCHOOL has paid tribute to a pupil who died following an incident at this weekend's Donegal International Rally. Tadhg Callaghan-Carter, 15, passed away at Letterkenny University Hospital following the incident at Trentagh, near Kilmacrennan at around 4.45pm on Saturday. The remainder of the three-day event has been cancelled as a mark of respect and gardaí are investigating … [Read more...] about School pays tribute as teen who died in Co. Donegal rally incident is named

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September 26, 1960

Irish American presidential candidate John F. Kennedy clashed with republican candidate Richard Nixon in the first-ever televised presidential debate. This debate, which more than 60 million Americans tuned in for, vastly changed American politics. Kennedy was regarded as the outright winner of the debate, not because of his politics and opinions, but because Kennedy appeared more confident and well-rested than Nixon. Many believe that this debate ultimately secured Kennedy the 1960 election.

The debate can be viewed online at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.

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